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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
CNOCAN BIORACH Cnocan Biorach
Cnocan Biorach
Cnocan Biorach
Archibald Mathieson, Glenahanty
Duncan Ferguson
Gaelic Orthography
261 An eminence overlooking the farmhouse of "Gartnancopaig", & situated on the eastern slope of Cnoc Moy.
Sign. [Signification] Little pointed hill.
LEAC A' CHREACHAINN Leac a' Chreachain

Leac a' Chreachain
Archibald Mathieson, Glenahanty
Duncan Ferguson
J Campbell Remuil
261 A name applied to the southern slope of Cnoc Moy facing the sea.
Sign. [Signification] Declivity of the hard rocky surface
DÙN BÀN Dùn Bhàn

Dùn Bàn
Archibald Mathieson, Glenahanty
Duncan Ferguson
261 A very prominent rocky feature or large precipice. Signifying the white barrier.
RUDHA DUIN BHÀIN Rudha Dun Bhan

Rudha Dùin Bhain
Archibald Mathieson, Glenahanty
Duncan Ferguson
261 Applicable to a steep and rocky point of land jutting into the sea.
Sign. [Signification] promontory of Dun Bhan.

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[Header notes]
No change on this page [Initialled] A.H.C Nov. [November] 1914
[Initialled] A.C March '16 [1916]

Names revised Nov. [November] 1914

Cnocan Biorach [note]
No change .
[Initialled] H.Y. March 1916

Leac a' Chreachainn [note]
Creachan A rock

Rudha Duin Bhàin [note]
Dhùin Bhàin

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